Declarations: The Coverage Opinions Interview With Barbara Rae-Venter
For over four decades, law enforcement spent 200,000 personnel hours and $10 million in an effort to catch the "Golden State Killer."  Then Barbara Rae-Venter got involved in the effort.  The retired patent lawyer cracked the case in 63 days, spent $217, did it between tennis and gardening and never left her house.  It is a remarkable story and one that she shared with me in a recent interview for The ABA Journal website.  

Randy Spencer's Open Mic
Taking Work-From-Home Too Seriously Leads To Coverage Battle

Encore: Randy Spencer's Open Mic
The Drone Coverage Case That Flew Out Of Nowhere

Insurance Key Issues On Sale For Half-Price
 
Randy Spencer – And Coverage Opinions -- Goes To Paris
 
Some CGL Issues I've Never Confronted As A Coverage Lawyer
 
To Be Or Not To Be In the Reservation Of Rights Letter
 
Fascinating Use Of Insurer's Concluding Non-Waiver Statement In ROR
 
A Covid-19 Coverage Case Like None Other
 
You Don't Bring A Hairdryer To A Gun Fight
 
The Chutzpah Argument For Coverage
 
Bodily Injury: Some Insurers Making Their Lives Unnecessarily Complex

Tapas: Small Dishes Of Insurance Coverage
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